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Dubuque Democratic Herald in Dubuque, Iowa
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Newspaper
Dubuque Democratic Herald
Location
Dubuque, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 12, 1864
Page
1
Election returns and Civil War troop totals dominate Cascade region
The Cascade township vote totals show 172 ballots with Democrats leading in presidential and congressional contests while Republicans win multiple county totals across Scott, Johnson, Cedar, and other counties. The piece also recounts troop movements, enlistments, and losses through mid to late 1864, detailing Sherman, Grant, and Lee campaigns, and predicting potential actions toward Richmond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cascade Township
Totel
Congress
Supreme Judge
Scott County
Johnson County
Cedar
Wowesahick County
Muscatine County
Jackson County
Bellevue
Mabuls
Louisa County
Washington County
Washington
Mayotte County
Clayton County
Monard County
Winneshick County
Chickasaw County
Floyd County
Fort Dover
Jows
Nowy
L&ik
Merald Correspendienee
Entron Aristo
Woolizs
McClellan
Wahkonsa
Mort Dodge
Union League
Webster
Desolation in Shenandoah Valley as Sheridan's Army Scatters
Washington reports show Sheridan's force split into detachments across Maryland and near Martinsburg with several generals present in each group. Manassas Gap railroad dismantled, rail stock moved to safety, and the valley abandoned east of the Blue Ridge for winter. Campaigns of 1864 end with 73,000 men, only about 21,000 remaining.
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Sheridan
Celestia Los
Strasburg
Winchester
Beth
Charlestown
Ife
Bunkue Hill
Charleston
Berryville
Banker Hill
Pisher’s Hill
Batte
Harry
Sundey
Blue Ridge
Lynchburg
Strasbury
Slaerklant
Varteoun
Manassas Gap
Uwlue Rhige
Potomanc
Agalian
Richmond
Dubuque
Wasumotos
Shenandoah Valley
Hagerstown
Maryland
Pennsylvania
Sullivan
Max Weber
Lightburn
Martinsburg
Mosby
Harper's Ferry
Cedar Creek
Maanassas Gap
Manassas Junction
Front Royal
Managans Gap
Potomac
Washington
Haltimore
Harper's Worry
the Potomac
Sigel
Munter
Election News Across States Shows Shifts in Party Power
The report tables political outcomes across states with Democratic gains in Maryland Wisconsin and Missouri and Lincoln favored in Indiana Illinois and Kentucky. It notes narrow or disputed results in New York and Pennsylvania with McClellan leading. Republican control tight in the legislature and Senate.
Union Misnomer in Abolition Vote Language
Bellevue correspondent objects to calling abolition majorities Union majorities arguing the term misleads readers. The writer suggests Abolition or disunionist labels more accurately reflect the political stance and oppose restoration of the Union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bellevue
Grion
Lake Erie Piratical Humbug and Civil War Dispatches
Reports from Nov 11 include Gen Hooker ruling a scare unauthorized Gen McClellan resigning his major generalship and mixed election results. News from St Louis Paducah and Cairo covers Union gains, Kentucky and Missouri contests, plus Plymouth NC fall and Atlanta soldier votes. Weathered details mention tornado losses at Chester and Randolph collapse, with broader war news and gold prices in New York.
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E. Wolf
Wilson
Rosecrans
Wolf
Chester
Randolph
Kendall
Union
Congress
Linnois
Cairo
Josh Allen
Paducah
Columbus
Hickman
Clinton
A. Wv. Smith
Meredith
W. Anderson
Guilor
Linecoln
St. Louis County
Fletcher
Army returns show Lincoln victories in Pennsylvania and New York
In the Army of the Potomac region the Pennsylvania vote piles up a 3,970 Lincoln majority, western regiments favor Lincoln by small margins, total 18,000 to 8,000 for Lincoln before Richmond at Petersburg. New York state shows a 5 to 7 thousand Lincoln majority. In St Louis a New Orleans correspondent’s Morganza capture report is denied as false. no corroborating evidence.
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Nov
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Gillen
East
Tennessee
Miles
Knoxville
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Georgia
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Fleod
Relief
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Herald
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General Kelly
Moorfield
Badger
Gen
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Hooker
Out Northern Lakes
Mr. Bates
Toronto
Richmond
Jeff Davia
Davis
Sherman
Grant
Wilmington
Charleston
Savannah
Mobile
Confederacy
The
Tribune
Times
Kernard
Florida
Hope
United States
Electric Spark
Butler
Courier
Mexico
Maximilian
Gen. Wright
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Heapquarrens
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Petersburg
Aluany
Union
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St. Louis
Morganza
New York World
New Orleans
Summer cruise books and poetry on current page
Down in Tennessee by Kirke and A Summer Cruis on the Coast of New England by Robert Coxter feature among noted works. The Mother in Law by Mrs. Southworth and Enoch Arden plus other poems by Tennyson appear alongside The Early Dawn by the Catta family author.
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Kirke
The
Pines
Coast OF
New
Mrs. Southworth
Enoch Arden
Tennyson
Catta
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